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$2,599,000

Beautifully remodeled and offered fully furnished, 24 Magnolia Street is a distinctive Grayton Beach home along Scenic Highway 30A, combining timeless coastal design, a detached carriage house, private pool, and exceptional proximity to the Gulf of Mexico and the heart of one of South Walton's most beloved beach communities. Here, days are shaped by time at the beach, afternoons spent among Grayton Beach restaurants, galleries, boutiques, and local gathering places, and evenings at home in a private outdoor setting designed for connection and ease. Thoughtfully reimagined with refined craftsmanship, the main residence offers inviting interiors that feel sophisticated while remaining true to the relaxed character of Grayton Beach. Two bedrooms and two full bathrooms create an intimate coastal retreat, while the kitchen serves as a natural gathering place with floor-to-ceiling custom cabinetry, a generous gas range, and architectural details that bring warmth and intention to both everyday living and entertaining. A detached carriage house adds two additional bedrooms and two full bathrooms, creating valuable flexibility for guests, extended family, multi-generational stays, or additional private accommodations. This separation of spaces gives 24 Magnolia Street a versatility that is especially appealing for buyers considering a primary residence, second home, vacation property, or short-term rental investment in Grayton Beach. Outdoor living is equally central to the experience. A private pool anchors the backyard, while an outdoor fireplace creates an inviting setting for evenings beneath the stars. A screened porch extends the living space throughout the year, and the shaded front porch, complete with classic rocking chairs, offers a quiet place to enjoy the coastal setting and the distinctive rhythm of this historic 30A community. After a day along the Gulf, an outdoor shower offers a refreshing return home, while a dedicated storage shed keeps bicycles, paddleboards, beach gear, and other coastal essentials neatly organized. The location places 24 Magnolia Street near Grayton Beach's shoreline and the restaurants, galleries, and local favorites that give the community its unmistakable personality. Positioned along Scenic Highway 30A in South Walton, Grayton Beach is known for its laid-back coastal character, creative culture, and enduring sense of place. With short-term rentals permitted, a fully furnished offering, private pool, detached carriage house, and close proximity to the beach and central Grayton Beach, 24 Magnolia Street is well positioned for buyers searching for a luxury home in Grayton Beach, a furnished second home along 30A, or an investment property near the Gulf of Mexico with both lifestyle and rental flexibility.

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 1009332 MLS

Beautifully remodeled and offered fully furnished, 24 Magnolia Street is a distinctive Grayton Beach home along Scenic Highway 30A, combining timeless coastal design, a detached carriage house, private pool, and exceptional proximity to the Gulf of Mexico and the heart of one of South Walton's most beloved beach communities. Here, days are shaped by time at the beach, afternoons spent among Grayton Beach restaurants, galleries, boutiques, and local gathering places, and evenings at home in a private outdoor setting designed for connection and ease. Thoughtfully reimagined with refined craftsmanship, the main residence offers inviting interiors that feel sophisticated while remaining true to the relaxed character of Grayton Beach. Two bedrooms and two full bathrooms create an intimate coastal retreat, while the kitchen serves as a natural gathering place with floor-to-ceiling custom cabinetry, a generous gas range, and architectural details that bring warmth and intention to both everyday living and entertaining. A detached carriage house adds two additional bedrooms and two full bathrooms, creating valuable flexibility for guests, extended family, multi-generational stays, or additional private accommodations. This separation of spaces gives 24 Magnolia Street a versatility that is especially appealing for buyers considering a primary residence, second home, vacation property, or short-term rental investment in Grayton Beach. Outdoor living is equally central to the experience. A private pool anchors the backyard, while an outdoor fireplace creates an inviting setting for evenings beneath the stars. A screened porch extends the living space throughout the year, and the shaded front porch, complete with classic rocking chairs, offers a quiet place to enjoy the coastal setting and the distinctive rhythm of this historic 30A community. After a day along the Gulf, an outdoor shower offers a refreshing return home, while a dedicated storage shed keeps bicycles, paddleboards, beach gear, and other coastal essentials neatly organized. The location places 24 Magnolia Street near Grayton Beach's shoreline and the restaurants, galleries, and local favorites that give the community its unmistakable personality. Positioned along Scenic Highway 30A in South Walton, Grayton Beach is known for its laid-back coastal character, creative culture, and enduring sense of place. With short-term rentals permitted, a fully furnished offering, private pool, detached carriage house, and close proximity to the beach and central Grayton Beach, 24 Magnolia Street is well positioned for buyers searching for a luxury home in Grayton Beach, a furnished second home along 30A, or an investment property near the Gulf of Mexico with both lifestyle and rental flexibility.

24 Magnolia St, Santa Rosa Beach

$18,900,000

Most homes along this stretch of Grayton Beach play it expected. Whitewashed shiplap, soft coastal palette, the familiar vocabulary of a beach house doing its best impression of the one next door. Sixty-one Auburn does something different. The design intention here was coastal industrial, and builder Chris Burch of Grand Bay Construction and architect Chris Stoyles of Archiscapes committed to it completely. Exposed steel beams run the full height of the home, solid and horizontal on the ground floor, shifting to a triangular pattern on the second for a detail that is structural and sculptural at once. Nearly every wall surface is mitered nickel-gap paneling, and ceiling is tongue-and-groove. The lot itself is an asset before the front door opens. Auburn Drive carries some of Grayton's oldest and most beloved cottages, many raised on pilings with views earned over decades. This new construction, completed in 2026, occupies one of the street's highest natural positions and makes full use of it. The Gulf is visible from the pool deck, the kitchen, the primary balcony, and the watchtower. The state park fills the view to the north. The site works in every direction. The ground floor establishes the register. A marble fireplace anchors the main interior space while an oversized wet bar island in leathered quartzite handles the social load. Flanking Sub-Zero units, one a dedicated wine chiller and one a combination refrigerator with pebble ice and freezer, make the bar a serious operation. Seven-panel nano doors retract to open the entire south wall onto a gulf-front pool with a floating fire pit and sunning shelves. The summer kitchen carries the leathered quartzite through and adds a 52-inch DCS grill with side burner. A first-floor bedroom suite with a multi-head shower, soaking tub, dual vanities and a Moen smart toilet functions as a fully self-contained guest level. A flex room currently configured as a gym converts easily to office, bunk room or whatever else the moment calls for. The main living floor is where the coastal industrial intention reads most clearly. Triangular steel beams run the ceiling of a kitchen outfitted for real cooking: 48-inch Thermador dual-oven range, Bosch dishwashers, quartzite waterfall counters, a prep sink alongside the main, under-cabinet lighting, cabinetry with crown molding and uplighting, ceilings approaching 12 feet. Custom graphite pendants with bronze interiors provide the lighting anchor. A steel and glass door leads to the butler's pantry with GE Cafe convection microwave and oven, enough counter space to run a second line, and storage that actually gets used. Seven-panel nano doors open the south wall to a covered balcony with an outdoor fireplace and multiple configurations for alfresco dining. A north-facing balcony looks out over the state park. An elevator services all three primary floors. Above the garage, a fully self-contained one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with a full kitchen and Juliet balcony, handling extended family with equal ease. The third floor is quieter, more private, and built around the primary suite. An angular roofline pitches toward seven nano panels that open onto a private gulf balcony. A painted brick fireplace sits on the opposite wall. The bath is an exercise in material confidence: a stone countertop running cream into gray into oxidized orange, cement sink basins, a generously sized shower with rain head and multiple body sprayers, shell travertine tile on the walls, a freestanding tub enclosed within the glass shower surround, two casement windows framing the Gulf and a hidden linear drain that eliminates the need for a shower curb entirely. A pocket door leads to the primary closet with full built-ins, a dedicated shoe wall with cubbies, and HVAC service. Two additional guest suites occupy the third floor, both with direct gulf views and full en suites. One features a teak-panel tile shower with rain head and body sprayers. The other offers a slate herringbone shower floor. HVAC runs into every closet on the floor. The watchtower at the top operates on its own HVAC system. A pergola-covered corridor opens to the east. A porch swing faces west into the Gulf. There is a ceiling fan and double-hung windows and nothing else required. It is the kind of space that becomes a habit. Throughout the home: hidden-fastener clip decking with mitered flush-mount edges and water hookups at every balcony level, a view rail stair system with white oak treads and cable-and-steel handrails rising through all four floors, whole-home smart system, and whole-home surround sound. Five bedrooms, six full baths, and one powder bath. Two-car garage with epoxied floor and tiled stairs.

5 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 1008919 MLS

Most homes along this stretch of Grayton Beach play it expected. Whitewashed shiplap, soft coastal palette, the familiar vocabulary of a beach house doing its best impression of the one next door. Sixty-one Auburn does something different. The design intention here was coastal industrial, and builder Chris Burch of Grand Bay Construction and architect Chris Stoyles of Archiscapes committed to it completely. Exposed steel beams run the full height of the home, solid and horizontal on the ground floor, shifting to a triangular pattern on the second for a detail that is structural and sculptural at once. Nearly every wall surface is mitered nickel-gap paneling, and ceiling is tongue-and-groove. The lot itself is an asset before the front door opens. Auburn Drive carries some of Grayton's oldest and most beloved cottages, many raised on pilings with views earned over decades. This new construction, completed in 2026, occupies one of the street's highest natural positions and makes full use of it. The Gulf is visible from the pool deck, the kitchen, the primary balcony, and the watchtower. The state park fills the view to the north. The site works in every direction. The ground floor establishes the register. A marble fireplace anchors the main interior space while an oversized wet bar island in leathered quartzite handles the social load. Flanking Sub-Zero units, one a dedicated wine chiller and one a combination refrigerator with pebble ice and freezer, make the bar a serious operation. Seven-panel nano doors retract to open the entire south wall onto a gulf-front pool with a floating fire pit and sunning shelves. The summer kitchen carries the leathered quartzite through and adds a 52-inch DCS grill with side burner. A first-floor bedroom suite with a multi-head shower, soaking tub, dual vanities and a Moen smart toilet functions as a fully self-contained guest level. A flex room currently configured as a gym converts easily to office, bunk room or whatever else the moment calls for. The main living floor is where the coastal industrial intention reads most clearly. Triangular steel beams run the ceiling of a kitchen outfitted for real cooking: 48-inch Thermador dual-oven range, Bosch dishwashers, quartzite waterfall counters, a prep sink alongside the main, under-cabinet lighting, cabinetry with crown molding and uplighting, ceilings approaching 12 feet. Custom graphite pendants with bronze interiors provide the lighting anchor. A steel and glass door leads to the butler's pantry with GE Cafe convection microwave and oven, enough counter space to run a second line, and storage that actually gets used. Seven-panel nano doors open the south wall to a covered balcony with an outdoor fireplace and multiple configurations for alfresco dining. A north-facing balcony looks out over the state park. An elevator services all three primary floors. Above the garage, a fully self-contained one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with a full kitchen and Juliet balcony, handling extended family with equal ease. The third floor is quieter, more private, and built around the primary suite. An angular roofline pitches toward seven nano panels that open onto a private gulf balcony. A painted brick fireplace sits on the opposite wall. The bath is an exercise in material confidence: a stone countertop running cream into gray into oxidized orange, cement sink basins, a generously sized shower with rain head and multiple body sprayers, shell travertine tile on the walls, a freestanding tub enclosed within the glass shower surround, two casement windows framing the Gulf and a hidden linear drain that eliminates the need for a shower curb entirely. A pocket door leads to the primary closet with full built-ins, a dedicated shoe wall with cubbies, and HVAC service. Two additional guest suites occupy the third floor, both with direct gulf views and full en suites. One features a teak-panel tile shower with rain head and body sprayers. The other offers a slate herringbone shower floor. HVAC runs into every closet on the floor. The watchtower at the top operates on its own HVAC system. A pergola-covered corridor opens to the east. A porch swing faces west into the Gulf. There is a ceiling fan and double-hung windows and nothing else required. It is the kind of space that becomes a habit. Throughout the home: hidden-fastener clip decking with mitered flush-mount edges and water hookups at every balcony level, a view rail stair system with white oak treads and cable-and-steel handrails rising through all four floors, whole-home smart system, and whole-home surround sound. Five bedrooms, six full baths, and one powder bath. Two-car garage with epoxied floor and tiled stairs.

61 Auburn Dr, Santa Rosa Beach

$10,750,000

The Grayton House stands among the most significant homes in Grayton Beach. Rooted in the heart of Grayton Beach, with origins dating to the 1890s and a thoughtful 2022 reconstruction, this storied residence has been reimagined for modern coastal living, with architectural design by Gregory D. Jazayeri, interiors by Tami Owen of Owen Group Interiors, and reconstruction led by Daniel Brock. The result is a rare blend of Grayton history, thoughtful design, and contemporary comfort. Historic materials and architectural elements from the original home were incorporated where appropriate, preserving its character while the residence was completed with the craftsmanship, comfort, and everyday ease expected in a modern coastal home. What makes The Grayton House especially compelling is the way it lives. Rather than relying on a single defining space, the home unfolds through a series of inviting indoor and outdoor living areas, allowing family and guests to gather naturally, enjoy real space, and move through the day with ease. The layout feels intentional. Primary suites on both living levels, additional bedroom suites, a dedicated bunk room, and a flexible guest wing with the comfort of its own living space and direct access to the pool terrace create a home that accommodates beautifully without feeling formal or forced. Mudroom space, generous storage, laundry on multiple levels, garage areas, elevator access from the garage level, and unusually generous parking for a home with Gulf views add the practical ease that makes the home as functional as it is beautiful. Expansive porches extend from bedrooms and common areas, framing immersive views across native dunes, coastal vegetation, and the Gulf beyond. These outdoor spaces feel less like balconies and more like open air rooms, creating a natural connection between the home and its Grayton Beach setting. At the heart of the outdoor experience, the pool terrace, outdoor kitchen, dining area, and fireplace create a natural place to land after the beach and continue into the evening. Inside, layered living spaces, a beautifully appointed kitchen, wet bar, and multiple areas for gathering allow the home to host with ease. Rich in history yet thoroughly current in execution, The Grayton House offers something increasingly difficult to recreate in Grayton Beach. It is a meaningful historic residence with the comfort, character, scale, views, and livability of a modern coastal home.

6 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths ⋅ 1006109 MLS

The Grayton House stands among the most significant homes in Grayton Beach. Rooted in the heart of Grayton Beach, with origins dating to the 1890s and a thoughtful 2022 reconstruction, this storied residence has been reimagined for modern coastal living, with architectural design by Gregory D. Jazayeri, interiors by Tami Owen of Owen Group Interiors, and reconstruction led by Daniel Brock. The result is a rare blend of Grayton history, thoughtful design, and contemporary comfort. Historic materials and architectural elements from the original home were incorporated where appropriate, preserving its character while the residence was completed with the craftsmanship, comfort, and everyday ease expected in a modern coastal home. What makes The Grayton House especially compelling is the way it lives. Rather than relying on a single defining space, the home unfolds through a series of inviting indoor and outdoor living areas, allowing family and guests to gather naturally, enjoy real space, and move through the day with ease. The layout feels intentional. Primary suites on both living levels, additional bedroom suites, a dedicated bunk room, and a flexible guest wing with the comfort of its own living space and direct access to the pool terrace create a home that accommodates beautifully without feeling formal or forced. Mudroom space, generous storage, laundry on multiple levels, garage areas, elevator access from the garage level, and unusually generous parking for a home with Gulf views add the practical ease that makes the home as functional as it is beautiful. Expansive porches extend from bedrooms and common areas, framing immersive views across native dunes, coastal vegetation, and the Gulf beyond. These outdoor spaces feel less like balconies and more like open air rooms, creating a natural connection between the home and its Grayton Beach setting. At the heart of the outdoor experience, the pool terrace, outdoor kitchen, dining area, and fireplace create a natural place to land after the beach and continue into the evening. Inside, layered living spaces, a beautifully appointed kitchen, wet bar, and multiple areas for gathering allow the home to host with ease. Rich in history yet thoroughly current in execution, The Grayton House offers something increasingly difficult to recreate in Grayton Beach. It is a meaningful historic residence with the comfort, character, scale, views, and livability of a modern coastal home.

10 Hotz Ave, Santa Rosa Beach